Ghana, July 31 -- Ghana is on track to complete 13 of 16 priority reforms under its National Energy Compact, building momentum to mobilise a US$4.4 billion energy investment pipeline and expand electricity access from 89.1% today to 99% by 2030.A two-day Compact Implementation Support Workshop brought together more than 70 representatives of government, development finance institutions, the private sector and civil society in Accra on 22-23 July to review progress and agree on actions to accelerate delivery of Ghana's National Energy Compact under Mission 300.Led by the African Development Bank and the World Bank Group, Mission 300 aims to connect an additional 300 million people across African to electricity by 2030. The workshop was facil...